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Hey T,
Thanks for the reply!
Just to clarify, I only got XETV for about 3 days with the Sky and that was after 4 days of moving the antenna around...
The stations website says that they are transmitting on UHF:
"We’re on UHF channel 23 broadcasting from Mt. San Antonio in Tijuana, Mexico, using full legal power of 403kW ERP, directed primarily northward. On most digital receivers, our digital channel will be displayed as “6.1” or “6-1.” Our analog channel will be displayed as “6” or “6-0”. San Diego viewers can receive local digital TV signals over-the-air using a relatively small antenna. Receiving all stations at the same time can be challenging because unlike most cities, San Diego area digital TV stations are currently located on three separate mountains."
and Wikipedia (oh soooo reliable, not)
"In 2000, XETV-TV began transmitting a digital signal on UHF channel 23, becoming the first San Diego area station to begin digital television transmissions. It was also the first television station in Mexico to operate a digital signal because of its Tijuana transmitter; no other Mexican television station had begun digital operations at that time.[2] It maps on digital tuners in both countries as virtual channel 6.1 through PSIP technology."
I just looked at my TVFool report again and your right, there are indeed showing it at real channel 6...I missed that!
Is there a way to find out which one is correct??
Thanks again!
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